I’ve personally never had this, but generally, the best thing to do is install the debug symbols, on Lucid, I think they are something like wx-debug, and python-dbg, note that you have to use the “python-dbg” command IIRC.
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How long does the XMLRPC call take? My gut feel for this and the other bug reports found from google is that it could either be a timing issue or perhaps something interfering with the DnD process. In either case if you let the DnD complete naturally and do the XMLRPC call later then it might solve the problem. You can use wx.CallAfter to delay the XMLRPC call.
If that doesn't help please don't send all of your code. See MakingSampleApps - wxPyWiki for how we prefer sample apps to be done.
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On 3/12/11 1:41 AM, Paul Scott wrote:
Hi,
I am getting a strange application crash (well one that I have never
seen before anyway) on Ubuntu Lucid.
I managed to narrow it down to the way that I was using a thread. I was
kicking off a GUI process in a thread which was causing it. Once I
factored that out and managed to change my code to use the thread in a
different way, all worked out just fine.
How long does the XMLRPC call take? My gut feel for this and the other
bug reports found from google is that it could either be a timing issue
or perhaps something interfering with the DnD process. In either case
if you let the DnD complete naturally and do the XMLRPC call later then
it might solve the problem. You can use wx.CallAfter to delay the
XMLRPC call.
Yeah, noticed that! Makes it a little more finicky with progress bars
(which was the ultimate culprit). At least now I know and now I know how
to work around it too!
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On 14/03/2011 20:17, Micah Nordland wrote:
Ahh, yes, Threads and GUIs don't get along well, at least not in a way
that you'd like them to.